Table 5. Descriptive statistics for the mechanical properties of six-layered cross laminated timber (unit: kg/cm²)

CLT	Shear strength (dry test)			Shear strength (wet test)			MOR			MOE
	Mean	SD	SE	Mean	SD	SE	Mean	SD	SE	Mean	SD	SE
C	33.513a	0.445	0.2227	6.352b	0.379	0.1896	423.23a	13.25	6.625	73,179d	70,745	1,048.63
S	56.31b	3.37	1.6832	9.530c	0.364	0.1820	433.06ab	5.22	2.610	54,929b	809	404.27
J	51.99b	4.32	2.1594	14.585d	0.898	0.4490	431.17ab	13.86	6.931	47,216a	1,512	756.03
CS	29.435a	1.392	0.6960	4.330a	0.656	0.2683	467.28b	17.49	8.745	74,549d	3,826	1,912.96
CJ	33.968a	1.461	0.7305	5.7225b	0.1854	0.0927	632.37c	35.7	17.837	63,625c	1,571	785.50

Values followed by the same letter within a columns are not statistically different based on Tukey’s range test.
CLT: cross laminated timber, MOR: modulus of rupture, MOE: modulus of elasticity, C: coconut, S: sengon, J: jabon, CS: coconut-sengon, CJ: coconut-jabon.